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She went on to describe the brown bags loaded with Cheetos, Go-gurt, and a sandwich that was made with white bread.— Chaos Theory
I'm all for the benefits of a nutritious diet for kids, and I'm certainly no fan of Go-gurt-which is essentially a single serving bag of yogurt that becomes a bomb when placed on a table and pounded, producing a dairy projectile capable of nailing a victim at 30 feet.— Chaos Theory
Yeâts poet = Yâtes, more common spelling yógurt or yóghurt or yóghourt yôke oxen = yôlk egg yŏre days— Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]
'Thee looks like a gurt malkin' is a common term of reproach among the poor folk--meaning a bunch of rags on the end of a stick.— Round About a Great Estate
Th' donkey wor thear, but as ther wor a gurt milk can o' each side on it, aw couldn't see exactly ha to put this chap on.— Yorksher Puddin' A Collection of the Most Popular Dialect Stories from the Pen of John Hartley

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